Re: Video streaming services for a church

[Mike Wills <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here is the problem with doing it yourself. Take a look at how many people
may be watching and multiply that by 400Mbps. There may be lesser quality
streams, but that seems to be a decent quality after seeing it in action on
http://live.twit.tv.That can become a lot of bandwidth really quickly. Just
something else to think about.

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Mike Wills
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On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 3:07 PM, <Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Wow, this is interesting: do you believe that is possible that we do not
> necessarily need to contract another company's services for this? Do you
> think it may be feasible that we can do this ourselves if we have the
> right software, a dedicated / good PC and the right bandwidth?  (just to
> mention few of the elements that we need, of course) ...
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>   Den 16/09/10 21.26, Mike Wills skrev:
> > If you are talking live streaming, you need quite a bit of technology
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> > bandwidth to do that. If you just want to upload videos, you could just
> > upload the H.264 videos to your website, get a Flash video player and
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> > the files from there.
> I believe the Server version of OS X contain broadcasting technology,
> and may be enough by itself.
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> The Mac Mini has a very affordable Server version.
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